Europe Architecture (Buildings)

General Portugal (white houses with orange tiled roofs)

General Portugal (blue or yellow outlines around windows and doors)

General Portugal (decorative mosaic tiles)

South Portugal (decorative chimneys with pointed tops, round or square)

North Portugal (concrete blocks with white mortar)

Northwest Spain (concrete blocks without mortar)

Central/South Spain (majority white-painted house towns)

General Andorra (modern, dark stone buildings)

General France (painted/unpainted stone houses, grey or yellow pastel)

Central/South France (rounded, overlapping tiles)

General UK (red brick buildings, terraced houses)

General UK (black and white timber framing)

North UK (large blocks of sandstone or granite)

General Ireland (cream white buildings with black roofs)

Greenland (simple, wooden, colorful houses placed sparcely)

North/West Belgium (red brick houses, terraced)

South Belgium (gray/tan stone houses)

General Netherlands (red-brown bricks with orange or dark grey tile roofs)

North Netherlands (farm houses with very large roofs)

North Germany (brown brick houses with dark roofs)

Central Germany (black slate walls, fish scales)

Northeast Germany (large, Russian/Ukrainian apartment buildings)

General Switzerland (stone buildings painted in light/warm colors with wooden elements, gable roofs)

Central Switzerland (large houses with arched, thick roofs)

North Switzerland (red, elaborate timber framing)

East Switzerland (white stone houses, decorative painted details around doors, windows, and edges)

General Denmark (red brick houses with orange, brown, or black tiles)

Rural Denmark (thatched roofs)

General Denmark (corrugated metal roofs)

General Denmark (timber framing on older, rural buildings)

General Italy (pastel colored stone houses, tile roofs, wooden shutters)

North Italy (large buildings with white walls and wood details)

Southeast Italy (light colored, flat roofs)

Southeast Italy (cone-shaped stone roofs)

General Norway (wooden houses, colored mostly white, red, black)

General Norway (older houses, grass covered roofs)

South Norway (white houses, makes up entire villages)

Rural Sweden (wooden houses, most commonly dark red, also in lighter colors)

Urban Sweden (concrete or stone houses)

Central/North Sweden (sheet metal roofs on residential buildings)

South Sweden (white stone or red brick walls with colorful wooden triangles)

South Sweden (timber frame houses, red brick or white stone

South Sweden (older, red brick houses)

West Coast Sweden (white and light yellow houses more common)

West Coast Sweden (dense rows of barn-like sheds)

Central Sweden (large, red farmhouses with many windows)

Northeast Sweden (octagonal or rectangular red wooden sheds, walls leaning outwards)

General Luxembourg (colored pastel colors with dark slate roofs)

General Liechtenstein (white/light pastel colors, wooden elements, alpine architecture)

General Monaco (large, detailed hotel/resort buildings, pastel colors)

General Austria (white/light colored walls with dark wooden elements, extending roofs, multi-storied)

General Czechia and Slovakia (large, well-maintained, Russian/Ukrainian apartment buildings)

General Czechia and Slovakia (diamond-shaped tiles)

Suburban Czechia (neighboring houses connected in pairs)

Northwest Czechia (timber framed houses)

North Czechia (thick, dark wooden poles supporting upper floors)

North Czechia (dark wood with white striped designs)

Southeast Czechia (large front doors)

General Slovenia (like Austria, white/light colored with wooden details, extending roofs)

General Slovenia (wooden beam sheds with many gaps)

General Poland (lighter, pastel colored walls, plastic tile roofs, corrugated metal roofs)

Urban Poland (stone, pastel colors, square shaped, large apartment buildings)

East Poland (traditional wooden, colorful houses, tiled roofs)

General Slovakia (short side of houses facing the road)

East Slovakia (grey, sheet metal roofs)

General Lithuania (stone houses in pastel colors, steep corrugated metal roofs)

General Latvia (stone, wood, brick walls with light pastel/gray colors, steep corrugated metal roofs)

General Estonia (stone, wood, brick walls with light pastel colors, steep corrugated metal roofs)

General Finland (wood houses, light colored and red walls, large utilitarian apartment buildings downtown)

General Malta (light colored walls, flat roofs, Mediterranean)

General Malta (covered, colorful balconies)